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- Chief: Hampton tides and fire 'daunting'Hampton Police Chief Richard Sawyer describes early morning high tides Thursday, March 8 that were "daunting" while emergency responders also dealt with a home fire, noting the tides were thankfully not as severe as the previous storm a few days earlier.1 min
- Rep. Mindi Messmer on Coakley Landfill cleanup billState Rep. Mind Messmer, D-Rye, reacts after the New Hampshire House on Wednesday passed her bill to force state officials to take action on the Coakley Landfill Superfund cleanup site in Greenland and North Hampton. Messer talks with reporter Paul Steinhauser.2 min
- Storm damage at Hampton BeachHampton Police Chief Richard Sawyer assesses damage following last week's nor'easter and the weekend high tides and discusses preparation for the next storm.2 min
- Texas barbecue coming to KitterySpeaking with co-owner David Vargas and the pit master Will Myska about bringing Texas-style barbecue to the Seacoast3 min
- Andy Sanborn wants to push NH back to right in CongressCongressional candidate Andy Sanborn interview15 min
- Terence O'Rourke on why he's best choice for CongressTerence O'Rourke on why he's running for Congress17 min
- Teen speaks out on childhood marriage in NHCassie Levesque of Barrington and a 2017 Dover High School graduate speaks out on bill to raise marriage age in New Hampshire, along with state Rep. Jackie Cilley, D-Barrington.5 min
- LISTEN: Kyle Cooke of 'Summer House' on BravoElizabeth Dinan of the Portsmouth Herald interviews Kyle Cooke of Bravo's Summer House.20 min
- Will Arvelo: NH can learn from failed Amazon bid
Will Arvelo, who has transitioned from president of Great
Bay Community College to director of the New Hampshire Division of Economic Development, talks with reporter Paul Briand about opportunities for the state. This includes the opportunity to use the experience of being rejected by Amazon to refine the state's message.24 min - Maura Sullivan bats back 'carpetbagger' claims
Maura Sullivan, who moved to Portsmouth in 2017, is now running for Congress. She sat down with reporter Paul Steinhauser Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2018 to "set the record straight," saying she did not move to New Hampshire expecting to run for office in 2018.
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Interviews from the Seacoast of New Hampshire on EDGE Radio and Seacoast Online. From The Portsmouth Herald and Foster's Daily Democrat newspapers on the Seacoast of New Hampshire/Maine. Hear the…
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